Billy Budd
章节目录
共 104 题- INTRODUCTORY NOTE
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- BILLY BUDD, FORETOPMAN 1
- OTHER PROSE PIECES
- DANIEL ORME 117
- THE TWO TEMPLES 173
- THE FIDDLER: _Putnam’s Monthly Magazine_, September 1854 220
- JIMMY ROSE: _Harper’s New Monthly Magazine_, November 1855 255
- THE ’GEES: _Harper’s New Monthly Magazine_, March 1856 268
- I AND MY CHIMNEY: _Putnam’s Monthly Magazine_, March 1856 276
- UNDER THE ROSE 339
- THE MARQUIS DE GRANDVIN 346
- PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN 353
- TO MAJOR JOHN GENTIAN, DEAN OF THE BURGUNDY CLUB 358
- JACK GENTIAN 369
- MAYOR GENTIAN AND COLONEL J. BUNKUM 373
- THE CINCINNATI 378
- FRAGMENT 381
- FRAGMENTS FROM A WRITING-DESK 382
- BILLY BUDD, FORETOPMAN
- PREFACE
- BILLY BUDD, FORETOPMAN
- II
- III
- IV
- Concerning ‘The greatest sailor since the world began.’--
- TENNYSON.
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- IX
- XI
- XII
- XIII
- XIV
- XV
- XVI
- XVII
- XVIII
- XIX
- XX
- XXI
- XXII
- A DIGRESSION
- XXIII
- XXIV
- XXV
- XXVI
- BILLY IN THE DARBIES
- OTHER PROSE PIECES
- DANIEL ORME
- HAWTHORNE AND HIS MOSSES
- BY A VIRGINIAN SPENDING JULY IN VERMONT
- COCK-A-DOODLE-DOO!
- OR THE CROWING OF THE NOBLE COCK BENEVENTANO
- I met an old man, ploughing, in a field nigh the road-side fence.
- I shrunk. The strong soul in the feeble body appalled me.
- THE TWO TEMPLES
- TEMPLE FIRST
- TEMPLE SECOND
- POOR MAN’S PUDDING AND RICH MAN’S CRUMBS
- PICTURE FIRST
- POOR MAN’S PUDDING
- PICTURE SECOND
- RICH MAN’S CRUMBS
- I inhaled a few more breaths of it, and felt ready to proceed.
- THE HAPPY FAILURE
- A STORY OF THE RIVER HUDSON
- I said nothing.
- I said nothing.
- THE FIDDLER
- THE PARADISE OF BACHELORS AND THE TARTARUS OF MAIDS
- I. THE PARADISE OF BACHELORS
- I was the last lingerer.
- II. THE TARTARUS OF MAIDS
- JIMMY ROSE
- Once more I spoke:--
- THE ’GEES
- I AND MY CHIMNEY
- I eyed him in silence a moment; then spoke:
- THE APPLE-TREE TABLE
- OR ORIGINAL SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS
- I listened with all my ears.
- I shook myself. I was ashamed of my fright.
- I rose for my pipe, and took a philosophic smoke.
- I shall here transcribe from memoranda, kept during part of the night.
- I cowered in the corner.
- UNDER THE ROSE
- THE MARQUIS DE GRANDVIN
- PORTRAIT OF A GENTLEMAN
- TO MAJOR JOHN GENTIAN, DEAN OF THE BURGUNDY CLUB
- JACK GENTIAN
- MAJOR GENTIAN AND COLONEL J. BUNKUM
- THE CINCINNATI
- A NOTE
- FRAGMENT
- FRAGMENTS FROM A WRITING-DESK
- CLIPPING FROM THE ‘DEMOCRATIC PRESS AND LANSINGBURGH ADVERTISER’
- No. 1
- Written in long hand (by Melville) across the inner margin:--
- FRAGMENTS FROM A WRITING-DESK
- No. 2
- Transcriber’s Notes